i spoke earlier with a senator chris van hollen, democrats of maryland, who sits on the senate foreigntee and has been pushing for a bipartisan amendment to file more sanctions against russia. >> senator chris van hollen, thank you for coming on the show. let's start with ukraine. you sit on the senate foreign relations and banking committee. you have been leading the charge to impose tougher sanctions on russia over ukraine. how worried are you that a besieged, isolated putin with his back to the wall, suffering multiple defeats on the battleground, decides to use tactical nuclear weapons in ukraine? -- as he implied in that bunker speech last week. two u.s. officials are saying it is unlikely he uses nuclear weapons. but ukraine's chief says it is very high risk. >> look, anytime a leader threatens the use or hints at using nuclear weapons, we need to take it seriously and i know that the biden administration has communicated very clearly what the consequences of that would be. but i don't think it means that we should let up, that we should let up in helping ukraine both with weapon

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chris van hollen, senator from maryland, said at an event in baltimore yesterday that authoritarianism is on the rise from moscow to mar-a-lago. they also think that they can go to these core democratic voters, who maybe voted in 2018, voted in 2020, but are not so enthusiastic about this year, and say, this is what you were caring about the last two times around. we need you to care again and show up to vote, either early voting over the course of the next week or on election day next tuesday. >> all right. last-ditch effort here. edward isaac dovere, thank you. >>> first lady jill biden is on the campaign trail today, making three stops in new york. it's part of the democratic party's effort to get their biggest names in critical states before election day. let's go now to cnn's kevin liptak in wilmington, delaware, where the president is spending the weekend. how are the president and first lady lending support to this final push to november 8th? >> reporter: they're both trying to narrow down their closing arguments in this final stretch, and it's really all about this warning, abo

on his fitness to serve, others doubled down on their support, including ben ray lujan, and chris van hollen who both had strokes and were able to recover and go back to work. he wrote, i know that debates are one of the hardest moments of any campaign, let alone five months after a serious stroke. i'm glad voters saw the clear contrast in this crucial senate race. it's also apt to mention in pennsylvania, a lot of voters have already cast their ballots. target smart shows so far, more than 683,000 votes have been cast, that's 73% of them have -- and 73% of them have been cast by registered democrats. joining me now is pennsylvania lieutenant governor and democratic candidate for u.s. senate, john fetterman. i want to thank you, sir, for joining me. thank you for being here today. >> so great to be here. thank you for having me. >> of course. of course. in this debate, this week, you did call out your stroke. you called it the elephant in the room. and you're using closed captioning for this interview, for other interviews you have done as part of the recovery process, and you have been very

senator chris van hollen mentioned that roe v. wade was here to stay and that went away.o me was always be vigilant. there are other dems like senator raphael warnock who is running a tight re-election battle in georgia saying the aca hasn't fully been implemented in part because the medicaid expansion, which is optional for states, has not been taken up by some republican governors, including his state of georgia, and there are hundreds of thousands of his residents and constituents in that coverage back. the argument from democrats is, a, don't believe the republicans because they're not campaigning on its, and there's still more work to be done to fully implement the aca. there's still a fissure even if it's not about the issue of repeal. >> sahil, thank you for that report. >>> it's the piece of technology that controls pretty much all electronics from cell phones to cars even products like refrigerators and ovens. and now the question is could computer chips be the next global battleground? joining us now, fellow at the american enterprise institute, chris miller. he

i want to play what chris van hollen said last night. >> i was glad to see him get out there yesterday put his positions on the table. i don't think voters were looking for poetry, as you said. i think they just wanted to know what the positions of the candidates are on a range of issues. he was very clear. >> so do you think, tim, the democrats who are worried should be worried? there's nothing you can do about it now, so all democrats can and should do is support him which is what i'm hearing from the other side of the democrats i'm in touch with. >> van hollen has a job to do. he's putting lipstick on a big there with that debate. this is the reality. politics is not -- you can't just care about people's feelings. whoever wins this race in pennsylvania will be senator for six years. dr. oz is a puppet for donald trump. it's a very important race, and i think some democrats are right to be frustrated by the fact that after john fetterman had this medical event, obviously it's not his fault, but you have to make a judgment for what's right for the party, what's right for the country.

senator chris van hollen, this latest jobs report shows our economic recovery remains on track. while we still have more work ahead to ease rising costs and build an economy that works for everyone, it is clear -- the american rescue plan put us on the right path. joint economic committee democrat says, months of history making job gains enabled the united states to recover more jobs then were lost during the pandemic. america is back to work #jobsdata. we are asking about your experience. are you living paycheck-to-paycheck? cassandra's in charlotte, north carolina under $50,000. caller: good morning. how are you? host: good. caller: i would like to say that i have served my country in the u.s. army reserves for eight years. i graduated college with a bachelor's degree in business management. and and also a single-parent. would like to say that, right now, affordable housing for me is not affordable. i am living paycheck-to-paycheck because of that. the rent in charlotte is extremely high and it is like, i cannot even make my rent sometimes. right now, i am working two jobs jus

senator chris van hollen of maryland tweeted yesterday, trump loves to talk but never after raising hisht hand and being sworn in after penalty of perjury. this is the right move. one more from a democratic congress woman, saying i strongly agree with the decision to subpoena trump. we know he has a history of dismissing subpoenas and believing he is above the law, but this must be on the record. the evidence clearly shows his role before, during, and after january 6. if you missed any of the hearing yesterday, you can go to our website at c-span.org. you can watch that, about two and a half hours, the hearing, it is on our homepage page of our website, c-span.org. carolyn waiting in vincent, ohio, democrat. what did you think about yesterday's hearing? caller: i didn't see much of it. but i do have an answer to your question, and it may be just coincidental. but former officer michael put known -- the former officer, he was on one of the stations and i have no idea which station, but they asked him what i think is a very important question, what did he think about the january 6 committ

senator chris van hollen, this latest jobs report shows our economic recovery remains on track.le we still have more work ahead to ease rising costs and build an economy that works for everyone, it is clear -- the american rescue plan put us on the right path. joint economic committee democrat says, months of history making job gains enabled the united states to recover more jobs then were lost during the pandemic. america is back to work #jobsdata. we are asking about your experience. are you living paycheck-to-paycheck? cassandra's in charlotte, north carolina under $50,000. caller: good morning. how are you? host: good. caller: i would like to say that i have served my country in the u.s. army reserves for eight years. i graduated college with a bachelor's degree in business management. and and also a single-parent. would like to say that, right now, affordable housing for me is not affordable. i am living paycheck-to-paycheck because of that. the rent in charlotte is extremely high and it is like, i cannot even make my rent sometimes. right now, i am working two jobs just to

here is senator chris van hollen who says trump was at the center of the attack on january 6, so he shoulde at the center of our efforts to get to the truth. he might think he is above the law like his pal steve bannon, but the subpoena makes it clear he is not. here is an article from newsmax. "giuliani to newsmax, trump subpoena should not matter without settled law." it says the former new york city mayor and one-time legal counsel to former president donald trump sets the house committee investigating that january 6 unrest at the capital has no business ordering a subpoena for trump given how the federal courts have yet to rule on how executive privilege applies to contempt of congress proceedings. let's hear next from robert in lynchburg, virginia who says yes. hi. caller: yes ma'am. i think he should testify. if you doubt testify for a subpoena, why would any civilian that is charged with any kind of crime onerous subpoena. also, marjorie greene is talking about nancy pelosi should have got the national guard to protect the capital. donald trump is the commanding chief. he could call

here is senator chris van hollen who says trump was at the center of the attack on january 6, so he shouldat the center of our efforts to get to the truth. he might think he is above the law like his pal steve bannon, but the subpoena makes it clear he is not. here is an article from newsmax. "giuliani to newsmax, trump subpoena should not matter without settled law." it says the former new york city mayor and one-time legal counsel to former president donald trump sets the house committee investigating that january 6 unrest at the capital has no business ordering a subpoena for trump given how the federal courts have yet to rule on how executive privilege applies to contempt of congress proceedings. let's hear next from robert in lynchburg, virginia who says yes. hi. caller: yes ma'am. i think he should testify. if you doubt testify for a subpoena, why would any civilian that is charged with any kind of crime onerous subpoena. also, marjorie greene is talking about nancy pelosi should have got the national guard to protect the capital. donald trump is the commanding chief. he could call t

of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable chris van hollen, a senator from the state of maryland to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m., on friday, october 7, 2022. october 7, 2022. >> the senate holding these brief sessions between now and the november midterm elections with the exception of tuesday, october 11 when we expect the chamber to proceed to a defense policy and programs built. no votes plant into monday, november 14 as always you will find the senate live here on c-span2. we take you back now to our booktv programming. >> thank you so much for joining us today. my name is bethany allen-ebrahimian, on the china reporter at axios and i'm here today at hudson institute to speak with nury turkel, senior fellow here at hudson about his new book which we have right here called "no escape." and let me first introduce nury. he is a senior fellow here. he is a lawyer. he is vice chair of the u.s. commi